1 Corinthians 11:14 - 34
1 CorinthiansSteve Gregg
In this session, Steve Gregg focuses on the latter half of 1 Corinthians 11, which addresses various forms of disorder and misbehavior in Corinthian worship services. The discussion covers the biblical symbolism of a woman's head covering, the importance of modesty, and the need for self-examination during communal meals such as the Lord's Supper. Overall, Gregg emphasizes the importance of correcting problematic behavior within the church rather than dividing and starting new congregations.
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